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'Safer Portland' Campaign Faces New Complaints As Elections Officials Work to Certify Measure For November Ballot
Portland's 'Safer Portland' initiative faces dozens of legal complaints alleging signature fraud and voter misinformation, potentially disqualifying the measure from the upcoming November ballot.
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